My first thought was Mumford and Sons, broadly described as a British folk band.
AI is broadly described as the ability of computer systems to ape or mimic human intelligent behavior.
It broadly described the scope of the survey, but did not warn that some questions would be explicit.
The structure of the rings is broadly described by their optical depth as a function of distance from Saturn.
Tests by The Observer on a random sample of journeys found that, although some routes could be broadly described as sensible, much of the advice is farcical.
This can be broadly described as the emergence of countless objects, animals and even people with uniquely identifiable, embedded devices that are wirelessly connected to the internet.
MUNICH — When Pope Benedict XVI was archbishop of Munich and Freising, he was broadly described as a theologian more concerned with doctrinal debates than personnel matters.
But within that wider trend is a significant countertrend, which is the popularity of what can be broadly described as special watches — luxury-brand watches, high-design watches, vintage watches.
In the brothers' telling of the tale, they arrived at their sound through pure reverse engineering, growing up listening to the generation of musicians making what could be broadly described as post-2-step, and then working their way backward.
In "Deeply Divided," a 2014 study, the political scientists Doug McAdam and Karina Kloos argue that since 1960 our politics has been driven by two movements: the civil-rights movement and what they call a "countermovement," which could be broadly described as anti-integrationist.
Amid all the early cacophony of the contest for the Republican nomination – the field may grow to as many as 20 – the rivalry between onetime friends and political soulmates Messrs Bush and Rubio stands apart as a startling story broadly described as ungrateful protégé turning on betrayed mentor.
